Aurora's Business School, Aurora Group of Institutions

Aurora’s Business School accepts scores from a several of MBA entrance exams, including the CAT, XAT, GMAT, CMAT, ATMA, and its Aurora Management Aptitude Test (AMAT).

Undergraduate Degree with 45% aggregate is required for admission to MBA.

Yes, you can join an MBA at Aurora’s Business School without taking the MAT. Aurora’s Business School accepts several MBA entrance exams, including its Aurora Management Aptitude Test (AMAT), CAT, CMAT and GMAT.

The total tuition fees of MBA at Aurora Business School range between INR 320,000 - INR 720,000. In addition to the tuition fees, students might also be required to pay application, exam and other fee components. 

Eligibility criteria for MBA programme offered by Aurora's Business school are:

Undergraduate Degree with 45% aggregate

Accepting Exams: MAT, XAT, CAT

Aurora Business School courses offered at the PG level include MBA/PGDM and Executive MBA/PGDM, etc. Students interested in Aurora Business School admission 2024 must check the fees and other details below:

Aurora Business School Fees: The total tuition fees for PG courses range between INR 320,000 - INR 720,000. In addition to the tuition fees, students might also be required to pay application, exam and other fee components. Please note that this fee information is obtained from the official website/ sanctioning body but is subject to change.

The purpose of the GD and Personal Interview is to evaluate the student. Aurora’s Business School  encourage candidates to relax and be ready to talk about themselves. Candidates are advised to be very attentive, maintain eye contact with the Interviewer; and speak with clear and audible voice.

The selection criteria at Aurora Business School is based on entrance exam score. The Admissions Committee reviews each application received in depth. For short listing a student, the college emphasize on the leadership potential, personal qualities and characteristics, participation by the student in co-curricular activities, previous academic performance, and scores in entrance examinations such as CAT / XAT / MAT/AMAT.